Sentence examples for breathtaking conclusion from inspiring English sources
Tim Roth's portrayal of the sotto voce psychopath continues to grip as the story reaches a breathtaking conclusion.
Ms. Argerich picked up and ran with every ball he threw her, accelerating with him in the Franck to a breathtaking conclusion, demonstrating that there were -- certainly for her -- rewards to the challenges Mr. Gitlis posed.
It's a breathtaking conclusion: Christianity, Islam, Scientology, the Olympic movement and, possibly, the rise in home baking have more or less transcendent pretensions, but their real importance and seductive power is their response to the injunction "You must change your life".
Epic in scale, colorful and tense, "Eagles" will engage you straight through to its breathtaking conclusion.
According to NFL.com, those were the conditions when the Packers hosted the Dallas Cowboys on Dec. 31, 1967 in a thrilling game that would go down in history for both its breathtaking conclusion and its breath-freezing atmosphere.
No delayed gratification, and I could spot and remember the sometimes-subtle building blocks used by the author to construct her story and bring it to a breathtaking and moving conclusion.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s wasted yearsSIR – Reading The Economist's conclusions on the British economy is always breathtaking ("Little England or Great Britain?", November 9th).
Gene Sperling, the director of the White House national economic council, called the difference, totaling over $2 trillion, "breathtaking" and said that "the amateurism it displayed" suggested "an institution starting with a conclusion and shaping any arguments to fit it".
Despite its 70mm splendour and breathtaking images of spaceships zooming past Saturn, woe be to anyone who tries to apply anything like logic to its conclusion.
Only two conclusions are possible from this: either the relevant spokespersons are unbelievably dumb or they are displaying a breathtaking contempt for their citizenry.
